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John Walkenbach has a routine that fills a listbox with unique items. He has
code in his routine that sorts it, too. http://j-walk.com/ss/excel/tips/tip47.htm Konrad wrote: Tks for yr help to tell you the true the way you sugested is the easiest but my idea was to make it faster what I'm thinking about now is to create an array or two of them and then use them to do that Tks Konrad -----Original Message----- If th elistbox range comes from a table, then sort the table and refresh the listbox if the listbox is populated from code, then drop the values into a new table, sort it on the sheet & reload the listbox. I would not try to sort the list in memory - excel's soth method works very fast and is very good - do not re- invent the wheel ;) Patrick Molloy Microsoft Excel MVP -----Original Message----- under the excel (or any of MS office appl) I have a listbox the list is already fill in And I want to change positions of the items in order to have them in alfabetical order list consist of words, the len can be diffrent,upper or lower case does not metter. Tks konrad . . -- Dave Peterson |
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